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The Nank Ultra Clip-on Bluetooth earbuds are an interesting open-ear design which gently attaches over the outer part of the ear to keep them in place. The tiny speaker bud projects sound inwards to the ear canal with a larger bean-shaped control unit round the back of the ear. The Ultras are very light and once clipped on, you hardly
The Nank Runner Diver2 Pro (henceforth RD2P) headphones are a little bit different from your usual Bluetooth headset or earbuds. Instead of sitting over or in your ear canal, the RD2Ps use bone conduction to get sound into your ears, with the "speakers" sitting a little in front of the ear, resting on the top of your jawbone. The vibrations
Ex-OnePlus founder Carl Pei's latest venture, Nothing, has revealed that there's not long to go before their first product, Ear 1, arrives in June. Described as true wireless earbuds, the final design hasn't yet been revealed other than through a teaser poster and clues from Carl, "Ear 1 combines notes of transparency, iconic form, and refined functionality. It is the
I've always been a bit on the fence when it comes to wireless charging. The wireless charger itself still needs to be plugged in with a wire. Back in October I ended up buying a Samsung wireless charger when I upgraded phones. I ended up using it a bit, but generally found that it was more desirable to physically plug
Smartphone cameras have developed incredibly over the past few years and broadcast quality video can be obtained from even mid-range phones. Audio can still let the side down as the built-in microphones simply can't hear clearly from six feet away. To solve this problem, Samson Technologies have developed the Go Mic Mobile, a professional wireless microphone for mobile filmmakers, journalists, podcasters and
OnePlus are up to their usual tricks of teasing new product announcements but in this case it doesn't look like there will be long to wait. In tweet linking to a YouTube video, OnePlus says, "We're preparing something special. Discover what's next for #OnePlus on August 25." The video shows a vinyl record overprinted with what appears to be an
Todd Cochrane talks with Crystal Griffith, Marketing Manger at Audio Technica. Crystal discusses the Audio Technica ATH MSR7 over-ear headphones. They sell for $249.95. Crystal also shows the ATH MSR5 in two different versions, the corded version selling for $149.95 and a Bluetooth version selling for $199.95. They also talk about Audio Technica's new Bluetooth turntable that sells for $179.95.